Vim Masterclass - Visual Mode – Part 2

This video tutorial covers the use of visual mode in text editors, focusing on indentation, tabs, and text alignment. It explains how to use different visual modes, such as character-wise, line-wise, and block-wise, and demonstrates how to perform operations like shifting, substituting, and aligning text. The tutorial also discusses settings like shift width, tab stop, and expand tab, and provides examples of using command mode for text manipulation.

What is the key combination to start linewise visual mode in Vim?

• Alt + V

• Ctrl + V

• Shift + V

• Shift + L

How can you quickly reselect the last visual area in Vim?

• GV

• GG

• VV

• LL

What is the default value for the shift width setting in Vim?

• 8

• 2

• 10

• 4

Which command in Vim is used to view the current tab stop setting?

• :set tabstop?

• :display tab

• :set tab?

• :show tabstop

What does the expand tab setting do when enabled in Vim?

• Inserts tab characters

• Inserts spaces instead of tabs

• Increases tab width

• Decreases tab width

How do you start command mode in Vim after selecting a visual area?

• Press /

• Press \

• Press ;

• Press :

Which command is used to center text in Vim?

• justify

• center

• align

• middle

What is the shorthand version of the center command in Vim?

• CN

• CT

• CE

• CR

Which visual mode in Vim allows you to select text in a block?

• Linewise

• Blockwise

• Characterwise

• Columnwise

What command is used to left align text in Vim?

• left

• align

• justify

• center